Based on the events in Shirdi, how did the readings of the Jnaneshwari and Nath Bhagawat serve as a direct extension of Sai Baba's own words?

The daily readings of scriptures were not separate from Baba's teachings but a direct amplification of them. Chapter 18 explains that Baba would often tell a short story to a devotee in the Masjid and then immediately instruct them to go listen to the reading in the Wada. In what was a great wonder to the listeners, they would arrive to find Bapusaheb Jog reading the exact same story from the text. The passage from Jnaneshwar's Jnaneshwari or Eknath's Nath Bhagawat would essentially be a perfect translation of the story Baba had just told. This miraculous coincidence demonstrated that the essence of these sacred books was one and the same as Baba's own divine speech, confirming his guidance and the power of the scriptures.